Tag: uk

Charlie Boyer and the Voyeurs

Charlie Boyer & The Voyeurs, who release their debut album Clarietta through Heavenly Recordings on Monday 20th May 2013, have announced further U.K. dates....

Read More

Drenge : Live, Dingwalls

Drenge have it and they revel in it. A review of Drenge live at Dingwalls 26th Feb 2013 ...

Read More

Mono/Poly European Tour 2013

London is treated to a rare UK performance by Psych-Soul visionary Mono/Poly 2013...

Read More

Timberlake and Jay-Z To perform at Wireless Festival

Justin Timberlizz and Jay-bizzle to perform at Wireless festival Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, London. Ticket on Sale friday 22nd feb @ 9am ...

Read More

Grouper : Album Release/UK Dates

Today marks the release date of The Man Who Died In His Boat by Grouper, released on CD & LP on Kranky – an album of unreleased songs recorded alongside Dragging a Dead Deer Up a Hill. Two...

Read More

Matthew Houlding: Ceri Hand Gallery

Leaving the cold of snow-strewn January for one evening, to view far flung landscapes imbued with warm yellows, enhanced with rich sea blues and framed with complex shapes was a nice diversion....

Read More

Living Colour:Intimate UK Gig

Legendary, ground breaking funk-metal group Living Colour have today announced that they will be coming to the UK this March to play what is currently their only UK show...

Read More

Nick Cave News: New Album, Intimate Tour.

Ahead of the latest 2013 release 'Push the Sky Away' Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds will perform in very atmospheric venues in London, Paris, Berlin and LA....

Read More

Loitered Lens: Macy Gray

A throatful of gravel and a bag of class, Macy Gray rules the pink feather boa onstage at Koko, London...

Read More

Benoit Pioulard new album March 4th

Hymnal is the fourth kranky album by Thomas Meluch under his musical alias Benoit Pioulard, following Précis (2006), Temper (2008) and Lasted (2010). It was written and recorded throughout a year...

Read More

James Herbert: Ash [Audiobook]

Suddenly, what should have been a relaxing holiday in an area of stark natural beauty became a torturous experience, as if we were trapped in an overlong horror novel with too much description and...

Read More

On Porn and Prostitution

The market in education meant a market in women’s bodies. The welfare cuts meant a market in women's bodies. The social work cuts meant an expansion to the market for young men's, women's, and...

Read More

Loitered Lens: Steve Harley

Steve Harley plays London's HMV Forum, December 13th 2012. Photos...

Read More

The Poor: Baby Daddy’s Gone Die

Watch em die: Gaps in life expectancy between rich and poor set to increase over next 10 years. Study show the economics plays an important role in life expectancy even in countries with Socialised...

Read More

Hanging Offence: Breese Little

We work on the premise that the gallery should always operate with increasing momentum, growing in step with the careers and aims of the artists we work with...

Read More

A Case For Culture

The arts can engage everyone. Most of all, surely, we want those who may not otherwise be able to join in, to find the world of art available and open to them - whether for simple enjoyment or for...

Read More

When Hobgoblin met Bloodstock

Hobgoblin is excited to unveil its exciting new partnership with Bloodstock Open Air Festival. The collaboration sees both parties teaming up to bring METAL 2 THE MASSES at Bloodstock 2013, offering...

Read More

Childhood Break Through

Last month’s inclusion in the popular music press and a very favourable review in The Guardian have finally put these guys on the radar and are all good indications that Childhood may now be...

Read More

Alt-Fest Wants to Hear Your Voice

Alt-Fest will feature five live music stages, presenting crucial Goth, Metal and Industrial acts, plus the ‘best-of-the-next’ on a newcomers stage, and the absolute ‘best-of-the-best’ on a...

Read More

Gary Numan UK Tour Dates

These concerts will feature brand new songs from the forthcoming 'SPLINTER’ album (due in 2013), plus new versions of tracks from 2011's ‘DEAD SON RISING’ album, which are currently being worked...

Read More

Petition: For An Accountable BBC

The recruitment of the BBC's next Director General must be a process in which the license-payer has influence...

Read More

Peter Gabriel Plays So

The album upon which 'Red Rain', Don't Give Up' and the ubiquitous 'Sledgehammer' featured will be played in its entirety, along with a showcase of tracks spanning the artist's career...

Read More

Loitered Lens: Nightwish

‘this gig was really about the new vocalist. Nightwish are the sort of band where the songs are bigger than the singer, but their material can be challenging regardless of who is singing it....

Read More

English Grads: Less Useless Than You Thought

'is there any research on how unemployable an English graduate is? As it happens, yes.' ...

Read More

Panic Room: On Business

'exceedingly long songs, with largely instrumental content, too many time signatures, a subject matter focusing on the obscure and the middle-earth, and far too many widdly neo-classical solos. We...

Read More

Secret Garden Party reveals 2013 Theme

This year the Secret Garden will be asking all Gardeners to explore their affinity to the supernatural, the inexplicable and the irrational… to indulge the tussle between the left brain's sober...

Read More

Let it Be [Theatre]

It should not be possible to make a Sgt Pepper's set look more like a Slade Christmas special...

Read More

Nightwish: Brixton Academy [Live]

Nightwish are the sort of band where the songs are bigger than the singer, but their material can be challenging regardless of who is singing it. Floor Jansen made a very strong impression,...

Read More

Eighties Matchbox B-Line Disaster: Electric Ballroom [Live]

As they launch into the second song of the set, the filthy 'Celebrate Your Mother', members of the audience are already flinging themselves around and being dragged, sometimes minus footwear, over...

Read More

Lazarides: A Street Art Empire

“You either close up a shop and cry behind closed doors for the next five years or you have a go and see what you can do next.” Steve Lazarides refuses to be daunted by economic crisis....

Read More

Our weekly newsletter

Sign up to get updates on articles, interviews and events.